Am I blind? I can't find the cavity on the plot??

[cinnamonstick]

Vendor is checking this SI2 out for me in hand. The characteristics show a "cavity". Why can't I find the cavities location on the plot? I'm concused. Blew it up 400x? Where is it?

Actually- I don't see the "cloud" on the plot that is listed first either (circle with dashes)??? WTH?

 

[cinnamonstick]

Enlarged table

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I am guessing it is at the top on the girdle just to the left of 12:00.

 

[pyramid]

Cloud is a fair sized circle which is amongst inclusions on table. Yes cavity at 11.30pm.

 

[JDDN]

Yes, I am mirroring the others in the cavity being between 11 and 12 o'clock. It may wrap over to the girdle edge, but it's hard to tell.

 

[cinnamonstick]

Good morning,
Ok, I see the location each of you poonted out. The "edge" or wraps the edge. Do any of you know if a prong cpud be placed over the spot to help protect it? Looks extremely small on the 2ct diagram unless it is just that it is turning the edge (plus near last listed on the GIA)

 

[denverappraiser]

Cavities are almost always on the girdle and I'm with JDDN that it's the feature you're seeing at 12:00.
For the benefit of other readers, GIA is actually very cooperative in answering questions lite this about understanding their own reports. Call 'em up. It's part of what they were paid for.

Can it be pronged? Ask your setter. Usually it's not a problem with one qualifier. They can only orient it to deliberately cover or not cover one thing. The rest is luck. If, for example, you've got a girdle inscription that you would like to be visible, you may need to choose one or the other.

 

[cinnamonstick]

BINGO! I forgot it was in my "mental notes" to make sure when the diamond ia set, if it is GIA engraved, it doesn't cover it with a prong. Good point!

Yes, pick most important.